BY FAITH

In this episode, Jake turns the mic on his wife Kyia for an honest, unscripted conversation about her second trimester. He asks about the physical changes, the emotional shifts, and the moments that have surprised her most (including the first time she felt the baby move). The two talk candidly about how pregnancy has reshaped their marriage, what they've learned about splitting the mental load, and how their faith has anchored them through the unknowns. Kyia opens up about her evolving sense...

In this episode, Jake explores why reading the Bible is meant to lead to more than knowledge alone. He explains the importance of understanding Scripture in context, remembering what it says, and ultimately applying it to everyday life. Jake also walks through his own Bible-reading process—reading chapter by chapter, summarizing what is happening, looking for practical application, and then using trusted biblical resources to dig deeper. Along the way, he briefly covers different methods like...

In this episode, Kyia talks about the reality that two things can exist at once. You can grieve the season you are leaving while still feeling deeply excited for what is ahead. From pregnancy and stepping into motherhood to graduating college and closing meaningful chapters of life, she shares how joy and sadness do not have to cancel each other out. Kyia encourages listeners to stop feeling guilty for experiencing conflicting emotions, make room for both gratitude and grief, and trust that G...

In this episode, our host Kyia, dives into what it actually looks like to create healthy boundaries without swinging to either extreme. She shares why having no boundaries can lead to burnout, resentment, people-pleasing, and neglecting the responsibilities God has given you but also why having too many rigid boundaries can quietly turn into always prioritizing your own comfort over loving and serving others. Kyia talks about finding the healthy middle: learning when to say no, when to protec...

In this episode, our host Kyia opens up about a truth she's been sitting with lately: growth doesn't always mean learning something new sometimes it means unlearning the old. From the hustle mentality she built as a competitive runner to the way she's shown up in friendships and marriage, Kyia walks through the seasons of her life that once demanded one version of her and are now asking for something different. She gets honest about what it's looked like to release the "push through anything"...